Idea 074, 1966-1

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One percent of Swedish advertising
Illustrator / Charles Schorre
Illustrator / Arthur Paul
Illustrator / Joseph Veno
Illustrator / John Trotta
An Aesthetic Comment on Picture Post Cards by Shinichi Segi
Elly Gross
Animation: Weapon of Visionary Reality by Isamu Kurita
The 50th Exhibition of Nika of Commercial Art by Akiko Hyuga
Magazine advertisements of “Peace” by Yusuke Kaji
Display of the British Exhibition Tokyo by Ichiro Hasegawa
Here & there

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Charles Schorre
IDEA (Japan)
Idea is a Japanese design magazine that has been published since 1953, covering typography, visual identity, and contemporary graphics.

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Idea 74, 1966-1. Cover design by Charles Schorre
Idea 74, 1966-1. Cover design by Charles Schorre
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